Last summer, after a week in tiny-town NoDak, we found ourselves southbound and down, heading for…read moreOmaha with a truckload of hungry kids and an ice chest in desperate need of some snacks and drinks. We pulled off I-29 with a wink and a prayer, hoping we could find a grocery store... as luck would have it, we found our way here. This smallish grocery store (by our spoiled SoCal standards) reminded me of grocery stores when I was a little kid: no big fancy displays, no gimmicks, no 10¢ a grocery bag... just a clean well-stocked grocery with nice folks running the joint. There is a low glass case at the meat department and--get this-- butchers working back there! Fresh produce and cold drinks, soft bread, and enough sugary junk for the kids... a couple of bags of ice and we were back on our way: mom making sandwiches on the truck center console, and kids rattling chips bags in the back seat. Can't imagine when we'll find our ways back here, but glad my brain has files away a memory here of a nice little grocery store. Is this heaven? ... it's Fareway.

Always friendly staff. Meat department is the best part of the store and I am not just saying that…read morebecause of Thomas (he is pretty awesome though!)

Probably the nicest people I've ever met while shopping at a grocery store!!! I love the local…read moregrocery store called Red Valley Natural Foods!! Honest folks, hard working people! I hope this business continues to grow & serve the Siouxland community for many generations to come!! No noise :).

Needed help in the gluten free area and Bruno was an awesome help!…read more My niece will be able to enjoy more Easter foods

Most overpriced store in the entire Midwest, first of all! Then, Gen Z zoomer doesn't know how to…read moreask us for our phone number to input points that we can save on gas. Before that, I should probably mention, a manager told me that one of his employees can make a vegetable tray for us since they only have one large, humongous, and waste of size. This employee comes over and size and just figures. He doesn't wanna do his job and tells us it can't be done. Avoid! Stop coming! Worst store in Sioux City in fact, all of Iowa! Lazy, rude, ignorant trap!!!

Prices are good but can't ever seem to find a cashier, if I wanted to be ignored I'd go to walmartread more

This store is newer. It is conveniently located in a strip mall with plenty of parking. The aisles…read moreare spacious. It has the "typical" Aldi inventory. The produce was good without being great. I like stocking up on frozen vegetables. The front of the store had bouquets of flowers (perfect for Valentine's Day, apologies, or just because).

A great place to go and get your meat. The service is great and the meat is excellent.read more

My second favorite place to shop locally for my groceries! I know when I shop here that I am…read moresupporting a business owner who wants to continue to have repeated customers! Well I tell you GOT MY BUSINESS!! I am so grateful for this local grocery meat shop here in Sioux City! I rather spend my money at locally owned grocery stores, & businesses who keep this city alive with vibrant local food options than that of big box grocery chains that hate us middle Americans who don't have the same values as their big box grocery store CEO's have!!

I think it was awesome. I think there's not enough produce spots yet because it's early in the…read moreseason, but they had a lot of different items. There was a lot of crochet. It was interesting cause who would think there would be that much crochet.

I am so thankful Sioux City has a Farmer's Market. Since May of 2017 I've been really trying hard…read moreto change my diet to a more organic, clean, healthy nature and having this market helps so much. Not only because it obviously provides me and the rest of Siouxland with fresh produce, but the prices are so wonderful. It can be very expensive to buy fresh at grocery stores, and I have no clue how to grow/maintain a garden. I go to the Market every since Wednesday and almost every Saturday. The Farmer's Market of course has farm-fresh produce, but it also offers food, entertainment, and shopping. Frequently there are various food trucks and food stands cooking right in front of you. I'm very partial to the Heartland Coffee & Nosh truck. They have wonderful beverages and food bowls. There's also a pastry vendor that is wonderful. Try a chocolate danish if you ever get the chance. Other foods I've seen are made to order omelets, eggs rolls, and taco trucks. Some vendors sell items and not just produce. This one woman is frequently there selling jewelry and crochet clothing. She has hand-made wooden toys and various trinkets as well. Some stands sell flower arrangements and I've also seen dog treats and artists. There's usually someone playing live music. On Saturdays you can find face painting, clowns, and other businesses selling or promoting items/services. I've seen bounce houses and people often bring their dogs (or cats in strollers. ) You may only spend a half hour or so at the Market, but it's always a great visit.

Even tho this grocery store is a little more expensive than Walmart, I choose to come here. It's…read moreclean, well-lit, fresh produce is always good, they have sales all the time, and their ready-to-go food is wonderful. I also use the gas station frequently. Hello fuel saver! (Last time I had 63 cents off my fill-up.) Their tea selection in the gas station is amazing. Well, really all fountain beverage options. Doughnuts are great, again always clean, and employees are nice. I just wish they would make the breakfast pizza again that didn't have the green peppers on it. Their old recipe (I guess) was SO good. I miss that darn

Terrible customer service. Bought $119 worth of rotten steaks and I can't get a refund. The guy…read moresaid it was my fault and proceeded to be rude.

Looking for an Asian market? come to this supermarket!…read more It has so much goodies. I was able to get so much food for my road trip. I can hear a couple of customer speaking in Vietnamese as they get some rau muong (ong choy). It was great listening to my ear because it's been awhile on my road trip. They have interesting food, from frozen insects, to many choices of boba drinks. And then, you can come out and get some authentic Laotian food from the food truck! Fantastic coupling.

I have noticed while in this grocery store that many price labels are missing. Some of the…read moreSave-A-Lot promotional deals are expired & still up (not taken down still). Some of the produce are decomposing, bruised or damaged. The employees are friendly, but the workers do need to do better or have their management hire more people to help out with stocking or removing expired items off the shelve.

While I appreciate many aspects of this store I have had enough of rude, discourteous and snotty…read morecashiers. It's been that way since y'all opened and I'm beyond tired of it. The cashiers that treat me with friendliness and courtesy have found that I'm a pretty good guy that understands they have to deal with horrible customers sometimes and I'm friendly and courteous right back to them. I've brought this up to managers and the owner before. I'm done being treated like crap.